Gold Prospecting Forum | Treasure Hunting & Metal Detector Forum
Oct 3, 2024 · The prospecting equivalent to vacuuming up treasure, gold sluicing is one of the most efficient gold retrieval methods known. With the right tools and some determination, gold sluicing can be most rewarding. Share your experiences and ask your questions here. This forum is also just a great place to hang out!
GRIZZLY GOLD TRAP Fluid Bed Sluices - TreasureNet
Nov 10, 2024 · Our goal in starting Grizzly Gold Trap – designing and developing a new generation of fluid bed sluices – is to keep the community of fluid bed sluice users going strong, to continue developing and improving the fluid bed sluice technology and products, and to add new members to the existing and awesome group of prospectors using and ...
Gold in Sand and Gravel pits - TreasureNet
Oct 6, 2024 · The sand screw they had was a 4 foot incline screw and we test panned several large piles of various sized sand and they had fine gold in every one of them, then I turned around and pointed to that sand screw hopper and said there's where the gold will be and I asked if I could get in the hopper to poke around?? they were down for the weekend ...
Gold | Treasure Hunting & Metal Detector Forum
Jun 15, 2014 · My son started breaking the quartz specimen up first with a single jack. Then the jaw crusher and chain mill some nice small quartz and gold specimens came out of the jaw crusher. They might get the acid bath too expose more gold he gave me a 1.90-gram piece and a good pinch of dust for the mercury ball. Pretty good for a pound of rock Happy ...
Gold | Treasure Hunting & Metal Detector Forum
Feb 14, 2023 · They cannot sell gold until they recover all, as that will have to be done legally trough proper channels, receiver of wrecks etc. They do not have the capital to recover the rest. Diver recovered bars from inside the hold of a ship, saw many boxes. Does anyone have information on a large cargo of gold lost of the South Coast of England.
Wabash River Gold | Treasure Hunting & Metal Detector Forum
Jun 4, 2010 13,537 9,074 Wherever there be treasure! Detector(s) used Older blue Excal with full mods, Equinox 800.
Dowsing for gold veins | Treasure Hunting & Metal Detector Forum
Jul 13, 2005 · If I'm in a gold area, old mines and ore all around, there is way to many signals to pick out a nugget one. To many rocks and quartz contain microscopic and submicroscopic gold. A worthless gold ore rock the size of a softball signals just as good as if it was a quarter ounce nugget, and there is a lot more worthless rocks than free gold out there.
Ultra violet light, and the color of gold - TreasureNet
Dec 29, 2011 · I was told once. To use the color of light to help see that same color item. So a yellow light shining on gold would reflect more light. Than a green light. I have used a red and blue led light and the gold does stand out better at close range. I guess this could be …
Mountain Gold TR ? | Treasure Hunting & Metal Detector Forum
May 22, 2007 · Gold Mountain was originally a subsidiary of an electronics contracting company called Modern Assemblies in Garland, Texas. I knew the president, Phil Storck, back in the 1970's and early 80's. I believe there was also some sort of a Garrett connection, and in fact you could swap coils between the Gold Mountain Boss and Garrett Groundhog.
Using GoogleEarth and the USGS mineral database to find …
Aug 2, 2015 · A new screen will be displayed with two choices. The first choice is a KML file named something like: mrds-Nevada-Gold-19.kml and a second choice with a file named something like: mrds-Nevada-Gold-19.kmz - click on the file ending with '.kmz' (It is a compressed file and MUCH smaller than the KML file) - save the file on your PC.